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Parker Duofold Special Edition Mechanical Pencil- Black Mosaic
250,00€
Mechanical pencil Parker Duofold Mosaic black
The Parker Duofold Mosaic mechanical pencil is a variant of the Duofold writing instruments of the 1920s.
Although it follows the pattern of the Duofold, the particularity of the Duofold Mosaic lies in its color, based on strips of different colors of acrylic resin. They are inspired by the mosaics of ancient Mesopotamia and are manufactured in the factory that the brand has in England.
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Product name Duofold Mosaic Special Edition mechanical pencil.
Body in “Black Mosaic” color with platinum-plated trim. The body is a geometric pattern of blue, black and white pearl rectangles. It has black end pieces, two bands on the cap, and a platinum double-fold logo on the end of the cap.
The mechanical pencil is new, perfect packaging and documentation.
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